Guitar Signature Licks - The Best of Chet Atkins Format:Book & CD 99 Year Blues Julius Daniels

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You’ll learn vocabulary for soloing over essential jazz forms like the 12-bar blues and rhythm changes

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Guitar Signature Licks - The Best of Chet Atkins Format:Book & CD 99 Year Blues Julius DanielsLearn the trademark riffs and licks behind one of the most influential recording artists of all time and one of the founders of the Nashville sound. The selections in this book provide a wealth of guitar lore guaranteed to give the aspiring guitarist lots of reasons to practice as well as a view into the various techniques used by the hands of a legendary virtuoso. Perhaps the most amazing aspect of Chet's playing is that he simply made it sound so